Sentence examples for very advantaged from inspiring English sources

At a time when broadcasting is dominated by the publicly funded BBC, which is in a very advantaged financial position, the remainder of free-to-air TV companies need to be leaner and more effective," he said.

Among Republican-leaning voters, this is a very advantaged position to be in.

Finally, there is some bias in our sample of the ALSPAC cohort as children from very advantaged and very disadvantaged backgrounds are under-represented.

Children included in this analysis were less likely to be from very advantaged or very disadvantaged families; less likely to have a mother with only the lowest level of education, or with a degree; less likely to have an ICD-10 diagnosis affecting development and less likely to have been born preterm.

ICSEA values range from around 500 (representing extremely disadvantaged backgrounds) to about 1300 (representing schools with students from very advantaged backgrounds).

It is a very tax-advantaged system for everyone who participates.

Richard Meddings, StanChart's finance director, says the base of branches has created a "very rare and advantaged business model".

"I think the idea in a Democratic Legislature of helping the less advantaged is very persuasive," he said.

The same reasons explain the different socioeconomic distribution of population by area of the city, new residents in the city centre tend to be very well-off whereas less advantaged people move from the centre to the suburbs for economic reasons.

This pattern of guesswork is very common in classes of less advantaged students.

In contrast, for females, incidence was higher in all areas except those within the most advantaged quintile, and the very remote areas.